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A Recipe on How To Be a Good Student

“A lot of sugar and butter, 350 degree oven for 30 minutes. ummmm good. ”- Professor Crudele There is no recipe or instruction booklet for being a good student. It may seem unfortunate at first, but that means anyone can be a good and engaging student. Fortunately, with the help of four AP teachers from Doral Academy, I was able to discover some of the traits that all good students have in common. Positive Attitude: The kind of good atmosphere students use is not sassy. Students like these try to embrace the good and the bad of life. They try to keep a clear and open mind. Whatever you do put your heart into it. Having a positive attitude and believing that you can do it is the first step toward gaining anything. Pay attention to what you do and get involved in your studies and the love will grow soon. When asked "How do you know which children are good students?" The AP's English teacher, Mr Dearing, said: "Whenever they raise their hands, it is not a request to go to the toilet." Teachers can tell you when you want to be there. They see that love grows within you and that if you put it into practice, you will be successful. “The desire to succeed is a powerful motivator. The desire for understanding that goes hand in hand with learning and showing helps to create understanding. Recognizing that the present moment is now irresistible and, more often than not, should be used wisely. They say the eyes are windows to the human soul. When I see sparks in those eyes and the actual performance of the things I talk about during class, that student usually does well. ”- Mr. Hunter Here's a chance to get a date with a pro tip: Get a daily rate app and make your alarm song with a good song to start the day well. Just try it! It never hurts to try, and jumping starts on the path to becoming a successful student. Go to class with an open mind ready to learn all you can. “Accept the struggle. This is where learning begins: when you admit to yourself that you can't fool yourself. Humility removes the stigma of feeling inferior. Approach your reading with a hungry mind and an open heart, and your teachers and classmates will be happy to help you. According to Plato, Socrates seemed to be the wisest man who ever lived, for he never pretended to know anything. ”- Mr Follow your favorite topics after class. Just because an alarm goes off does not mean that you should stop reading. That word in your head, “ooh,” and “aah” is something you love to read and is ready to make you a student of astronomy. Join a club or group to feed your mental hunger. “Students who excel are curious. They were fascinated and loved the enlightenment journey. Without a curiosity, a good student should have the spirit of a wise apostate, who inquires endlessly, but continues to listen and listen attentively. Learning is endless, and relationships with teachers, counselors, and peers are very important in your journey… Children involved in the community who are interested in learning more are happy and intelligent people. The students are always good. They understand that we are a community of people who are committed to learning and growing. ”- Dear Sir Focus: Living close to your friends can be fun but can also be distracting. Exercise self-control and know when to speak and when to listen. If they continue, politely state that you want to learn and then continue the conversation after that. If staying with your friends means you will not pay attention in class and ask to be removed from them. Do not forget why you are there, to learn. Invest Their Time: "Deciding to have your own future and giving yourself time to gain understanding makes a good student." - Mr. Hunter Being a good student requires time. Note that hardworking students who go a long way do better in school. If you don't put in the time you will not improve and if you put in too much time, the rewards are great. Your studies require not only time, but also experience (which you gain over time). “Teachers have 150+ students and may not see those who are struggling. Also, some do not do well but are not really tired. Those who are interested talk to the teacher. ”- Mr. Blackmon Don't worry, it will get easier over time. Get Rated: Good students are able to balance their personal life with school. Take a break and relax. Remind yourself that you will be okay, and that everything is okay and it will be okay. http://itgetsbetter.org/ If you feel like your brain is closing or you are fixing a class ask to get out of the room and hit the water on your face and drink. That is a sign that you need a quick break. If all else fails, stay calm and try your best to move on. Most importantly, get a good night's sleep. According to the National Sleep Foundation, teens need about 8-10 hours of sleep every night and if they don't get the sleep they need they can reduce their learning ability and make their acne worse (https: //www.sleepfoundation. Org / articles / teens- and sleep). “Many students succeed with minimal effort and end up in a ditch and some students (and teachers) lend it that way. I can't help a lazy student. I can't help a sleepy student. I try to present the most difficult things in a way that is understandable and readable in the classroom. If a student chooses not to take advantage of the opportunity, there is little left for the person to do, unless the student changes the way he or she works in my classroom. ”- Mr. Hunter No Box: These days, anyone can memorize a few facts and read a textbook. The way to shine is to "think outside the box." Get out of your comfort zone, raise your hand in class, and join your peers. Class discussions only help as much as you do yourself. When you and your classmates raise your hands and add ideas and ideas that are understandable, conversations will help you to continue understanding the topic. It can be scary to be the only one who speaks or has an opinion but whether you are right or not, you will learn from it. Don't be afraid to get into trouble. Use your freedom of speech and if you take it too lightly apologize and control yourself more. However, know when it is time to close your mouth and open your ears. “When the class is a little messy because we enjoy each other's company, I like it. That is not a problem for discipline. Cutting the classroom, doing some teacher’s work during my class time, I’m trying to get your sleep because you went down into the electronic rabbit hole the night before: bad Casa Dearing cases and they are worth learning and respecting each other. ”- Dear Sir Dream too. Don’t just think outside the box, imagine there is no box. Grounds Don't Explain! “School grades and tests form a trend line, but not everyone starts from the same place, and all intelligent people do not test positive. Some people have an inner gift but do not exploit their gifts. One does not have to be an intellectual - much less than most people think - in order to be competent. Make full use of your God-given wisdom. That said, I think writing is the worst step in a student’s learning progress. A true A student never asks why he or she does not have an A in the classroom. That look of self-care without giggling. ”- Mr He is a very difficult person. You are human and people make mistakes. Don't worry about the worst because everyone has bad days. That doesn't mean you have to give up your grades, try your best. “There are many forms of Intelligence: Musical-rhythmic and harmonic. Visible area. Speaking in tongues. It makes sense-mathematically. Body-body. Communication. Communication. Natural. Everyone has these to varying degrees. ”- Professor Crudele. If I do not do my job well enough and do not think that the marks are not as black and white as you think, here is Mr. Hunter captures IQ and intelligence: one can learn about new things. This is a measure, but not a measure of intelligence. Bill Gates has an IQ of about 185. I spent a few years as a friend of Bill’s in the late 1970s. He used his IQ, that is, he often read, practiced, read, challenged and improved without stopping. If you have such a large engine and use it, you can accomplish a lot of things that Bill did today. Now let's talk about the real world. Those who are willing to read, think, review, reflect, and expand their knowledge, regardless of their natural IQ, will have a tendency to succeed. Succeeding in the learning environment is often defined as getting good marks. Indeed, getting good marks in AP Chem, AP Calc, AP Physics, AP Music Theory, AP Art History can often prove that a student has what it takes and has used it successfully. Getting good grades in lightweight subjects is not a good indication of anything particularly interesting. Does that mean the student is smart? No, it is not. I have seen very smart students get low marks because of laziness, or lack of motivation, or by being fired by teachers / teaching the poor. I have seen the wisdom among students who have obtained excellent marks in difficult subjects because of the courage of the bulldog… the basic drive to do things right by investing time and effort. The human condition is all different with different levels of natural talent, motivation and energy. High school is one of the many different places where we humans learn or don't learn what we want to achieve in life and then continue to pursue it or not. College and university are other places, staff are different, and our homes and connections are another. Isn't a father who loves his children and helps them grow and prosper better than a woman whose medical training saves lives? Can their high school marks predict some of these tasks or future outcomes? NO! Marks are a feature, but it is a feature that is overemphasized. At one level, my job is to determine and record an index of the level of physics taught according to the level of physics to be studied in class. That results in students earning (not getting, not being given, getting) a distance equal to the amount of physics they have learned. Does A or F explicitly state that one student has less or less intelligence than another? No. It simply means that in that year, in that class, one student gained more insight into the required physics than another. Nothing more and nothing less. Spying is not something I can explain in one or two paragraphs. ”Mr. Hunter